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The Goddess of Rain was unusually happy too. She wasn't the sad or easily angered sort, in fact she was patient, and kind; but she was usually confused by a torrent of strong emotions that flooded her daily. She was hard work sometimes. But the recent influx of social activity into the lionesses brain made for a lighter more pleasent mood.

She strolled across the savannah gracefully, her curly paws testing the water as she played with one of her more simple and easily controlled powers. Tiptoeing across the ground, puddles pooled from her paws, splashing lightly around her legs. Her blue eyes widened as she noticed a shape that looked a little familiar, a large blue and grey shape that seemed to glimmer and radiate some kind of intruiging light. She found herself drawing nearer and nearer to the large form, until she recognised the lion, and indeed god before her, and gasped his name happily. "Bahari!"

Nye smiled. She didn't think that she'd encounter Bahari again after such a short time. She supposed that as the lands were full of many more creatures, she wouldn't often encounter the same one twice unless she sought them out. She found herself, however, being very glad that she did find the god. He was very proud, very confident, but he did not intimidate her, infact he made her feel comfortable, as he was rather flattering too. He was by far, one of the most interesting characters she had met.
She bowed her head as he did and looked up to him eagerly, her blue-gray body moving gracefully towards him. "I have been well, yourself?" Her voice sounded almost crystalline, like the tinking of a windchime.

She admired his body for a moment as if it actually were the ocean, the colours were so beautiful, and so were the spines of his handsomely unusual wings. Beautiful structures protruding from the vast sea. She blushed under her blue fur as she realised exactly what she was admiring, and turned away for a moment. Nye giggled, she had nearly forgot Baharis signature trait of speaking using the royal "we", so it came as a shock to hear it again, but once it sank it, it was warm and familiar.

Nyesha watched the God sit down, but remained standing. She couldn't help but feel excited knowing his domain, and she still had so much that she wanted to learn, and wanted to see. Maybe one day he could show her the ocean, and the fish! She had to contain her exictement and force herself down on the earth to face him. "What have you been up to, then?" Maybe he had been on adventures with fish! Maybe he had been admiring his domain, as she admired hers.

So he was with fish then! Sometimes Nyesha wondered what it would be like to have a domain that was closely linked to other living things, but she knew that with the good came the bad. Did Bahari feel it when fish were injured, or dying? She didn't suppose she would bring that up in conversation.

"Oh, No, I haven't met Limbuko." She pronounced his name carefully. God of Pleasure. She supposed it was logical that him and Bahari got on so well, after all, the God of Fish did seem to enjoy alot of life. "To tell you the truth, I haven't met many Gods" She admitted. Even though this was true, Nyesha'Densi knew that even if she had met one hundred gods, Bahari would still be one of the most interesting. "How are your er. f-freshwater creations doing then?" She didn't even know what the word "freshwater" meant, but was trying very hard not to offend the god. There was alot she had to learn.

She tilted her head to the side, as she did sometimes, with that lovable cub-like wonder that kept her looking so young in her mannerisms. "Perhaps I would." Nye imagined Limbuko to be a fancy man, handsome, with a beautiful pelt perhaps and a Domain worth shouting about. Her mind wandered back to Bahari however as he continued talking.

"Unfortunately, that is the Circle of Life." She looked at him, curiously. She had so many questions to ask, so much she wanted to find out, but would she seem intruding or childish to bother him with questions? The Goddess guessed that Bahari would be more than happy to answer questions, as he was so proud of his Domain, so she simply continued. "There's so much I'd like to know about fish." She admitted, blushing under her fur. "What are they like? Can you tell me about some of your favourites?"

"The Circle of Life, it can't be broken.." She had heard someone recite these words once, a wise Pridelander, perhaps when she was a cub, as the memory seemed blurred and distant.

As she listened to Bahari speak, Nyeshas eyes widened in that childlike fear she captured so well. "Sharks.." She had to admit, despite how scary they sounded, they also sounded rather well, fascinating! "Yes, you do seem rather fantastic." She wasn't sure why, but she felt her face flush under her blue fur as she said so. "Bahari, you have to show me your creations some day, I cannot wait!" The exictable look that flickered in her eyes lingered about the varying shades of blue, seeming to light them up extraordinarily.

"Not foolish, just perhaps unnecessary." She didn't like using negative language, and she didn't like when others used it either, even if it was in regards to themselves. She followed his gaze as it turned to the sea, and spent a moment looking into the velvet blue. It had a decepitve appearence, it didn't look cold, or wet. It certainly looked vast, but not miles and miles deep. It didn't look like a friendly home to thousands and thousands of creatures. That what was intruiged Nye so. It seemed to be a world of its own, a world she knew little about. Her attention snapped back to Bahari as he turned back, and she smiled. "Thankyou.." The lioness didn't really know what else to say, her mind still picturing the strange underwater land she had envisioned a few times before.